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Prehistoric Plovdiv Volume II: Architectural and Archaeological Analysis from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages

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The second volume of "Prehistoric Plovdiv" by Bozhidar and Valentina Chaparovi offers a comprehensive architectural and archaeological study of Plovdiv and its surroundings from the Early Neolithic to the Medieval period. This book is a pivotal resource for understanding the development of the city through different epochs and its role as a historical and cultural hub.

Content Highlights:

  • In-depth analysis of archaeological structures and findings across various periods.

  • Extensive research on prehistoric settlements, burial mounds, and necropolises such as Yasa Tepe, Lauta, and Dzhendema.

  • Richly illustrated with maps, diagrams, and photographic documentation of archaeological materials.

  • Key conclusions regarding the cultural and historical significance of Plovdiv.

Intended Audience:

This book is essential for archaeologists, historians, students, educators, and anyone interested in archaeology, architectural history, and Balkan prehistory.

Why Choose This Book:

  • Robust scientific approach, edited by recognized archaeologists.

  • Comprehensive and detailed analysis of archaeological sites and finds.

  • Ideal resource for academic research and personal knowledge enhancement.

Enrich your understanding of the past of one of Europe's oldest cities with "Prehistoric Plovdiv Volume II"!


Prehistoric Plovdiv Volume II: Architectural and Archaeological Analysis from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages
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  • Weight: 0.20kg
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